Concordia Lutheran High School - Luminarian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Starting her turn around the track, sopho- more Jennifer Parrott concentrates on get- ting first place in the bicycle race. As juniors work hard to get first place against the seniors, the efforts of Chad Uhl, Tricia Spencer, and Dan Goeglein aren ' t enough to surpass the strength of the seniors. Participating In the three legged race, sophomores Amy Stiebling and Paul Schult find out what it ' s really like to work together. anything goes 13

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At the start of the Anything Goes festivities. Laura Burger lights the bonfire as a few sen- iors look on. Shoveling their mouths full of pizza, seniors Jody Beck and Don Rodenbeck strive for first place in the pizza eating contest. In the final outcome, the juniors won. Racing down the track freshman Julie Strat- ton heads toward the barrel at the far end of the coarse in the wagon push. The junior class took first place in this event. In the golfball relay, junior Mike Strasen and senior Krista Macke prepare to dive for a golfball as they run toward the sawdust pile. Anything ' Really Goes ' Rivalry and competition grew intense. Hunger to be number one was upon each Cadet ' s face. Bellowing chants inspired teammates to go for a victory. The fan support was better and the students were rowdier than previous years. My friends were excited and I could really sense individual class support, said junior Claire Lahey. The Anything Goes Competi- tion consisted of ten events, five of them new to the contest. Teams not only had to chug Pepsi from baby bottles, but eat hot pizza as quickly as they could. Searching through the mound of sawdust proved an insur- mountable task for some as they slipped and fell on the treacher- ous tarp. Mr. Don Luepke encoun- tered difficulty as the contents of his baby bottle ran down the front of his shirt. The confusion in the water relay looked like a Lau- rel and Hardy movie, said junior Susan Dunton. Blisters appeared quickly on the hands of tug-o-war contestants. I was in the wheelbarrow race because I thought it would be fun and exciting, said freshman Lisa Stuart. The wagon race was ex- citing for junior Tammy Reed as she found herself dumped on the ground. The third annual event began with a parade led by the band from school to the parking area near the tennis courts where the bonfire was rising high in the air. As a spectator, Jeff Thompson felt the evening was a great op- portunity for students to get to- gether. I don ' t think it could have been any better, he said. 12 anything goes

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y M { i) ¥, f L V - 1 ' 1 % S F i E While walking through Freiman Square. Ter- ry Rybolt, Rindy Scrogham, and Quinton Dixie are seen in fashion classics. American country is a hit this season as shown by senior Jodi Beck. Showing oft one of her favorite outfits, Chris Newby gets into clothes. 14 in the know — fashions